_smaug
Joined: 08 Sep 2010
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 Posted: Sun Sep 25, 2011 8:48 am Post subject: |
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| Otterman Ollie wrote: |
Hi Smaug
Ok, I take your point that until you become established you need to start the cash rolling in, this of course takes time, not doubt with your experience you will find a better gig, these schools (commercial, just love that phrase) are at the bottom feeder end of the industry, and after one year you will find something better, infact start looking now, there are better jobs out there, with a lot more benefits.
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If you�ve got any schools or people I can contact, please PM me. I'd appreciate it.
At the risk of moving the discussion even further sideways: I haven't been here very long, but from what I've gathered, starting a private university in Turkey -- and/or instituting some, "new," educational reform program (!) connected with a private university -- has become something of a cash cow for expats with advanced education degrees, a few mediocre references from their home countries and bill of goods to sell Turkish school administrators.
Have I got that about right? |
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